u/TinySmolCat

We can all see in the distance the looming AI winter building up, AI becoming more powerful by day and making more jobs obsolete.

So realistically, how many more years do we have to save before the full blunt of the AI winterstorm hits and makes saving money much more difficult?

I mean, we all need to hit a certain number before we are financially secure, but if AI fully hits, it will get MUCH harder to make/save the amount of money we need to get to FIRE in a realistic number of years.

If AI/robots become so advanced, we will see widespread unemployment; and whatever few human jobs are left, will see significant salary reduction due to much more humans competing for the few jobs that are left.

How much time do we have left before the FIRE dream becomes statistically much more difficult, and perhaps no longer available in a realistic timeframe?

OK, for the Mandolarian film, there are like 4 IMAX showings, but only 1 IMAX 3D showing on the same day.

Why are there so few IMAX 3D showings compared to IMAX regular? Is it cuz people don't like 3D that much?

I initially thought it was cuz IMAX 3D needed its own specially set up theatres that aren't compatible with IMAX theatres, but apparently you can show both types of IMAX in the same theatre??

It is just hard to find a 3D IMAX showing that fits my schedule cuz there are so few 3D IMAX showings.

Also, unrelated, I loved Obsession, it is just as amazing as all the hype is saying

OK, when I watch streaming, I can clearly see Amazon streaming is dogshit compared to the other ones like Netflix/HBO max/etc..

But like I can't really tell very well the difference between watching Netflix on my LG OS (you know, just using the TV's front page to load Netflix up) or use my AppleTV box to load Netflix up.

Like which is better from audio/video perspective, using LG OS or AppleTV box?

And is it the same for all apps? Like is AppleTV app better on AppleTV box, but Netflix is the same on both LG OS and AppleTV box?

I am replaying cyberpunk, and realize it has a great stealth mechanics, but it isn't really heavily advertised at all.

I love all the MGS games, which openly advertise as stealth games of course. But think about Last of Us series: brilliant stealth games, but the stealth aspect isn't really that well known unless you actually play it.

I am the dude who methodically stab everyone in the camp in Ghost of Tsushima (although that got really repetitive towards the end).

Are there any "hidden" stealth games like this? Or another way to say it, games with a robust stealth path that plays really well. Preferably more modern ones.